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When Should Disabled People Be Paid Less Than Minimum Wage? Curtis Decker Says Never

A 76-year-old labor law says disabled people can be paid less than non-disabled people in some circumstances.

China's Outbound Direct Investment (ODI) Benefits The US, Australia And Canada

China's ODI has grown leaps, and could overtake the amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) it attracts this year.

What Are Expanding Bullets? ‘Dum-Dums’ Used By Oscar Pistorius To Shoot Reeva Steenkamp Cause More Damage Than Regular Bullets

Details about the weapon and ammunition used by Oscar Pistorius to shoot model Reeva Steenkamp have surfaced during the Oscar Pistorius murder trial, including that the bullets he fired were a type of expanding bullet that is especially damaging to body tissue.

Child Marriage Should Be Legal: Pakistani Legal Advisory Body

Pakistani laws presently mandate that the minimum age for marriage is 18 years for a male and 16 for a female.

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George Zimmerman Gun Show: Signs Autographs For Fans At Florida Event

George Zimmerman is a celebrity to some, and signed autographs at a gun show in Florida over the weekend, after being the featured guest.

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Google Chromecast Update: Dongle Sold In ‘Millions,’ Worldwide Release Date Approaching (GOOG)

Google (GOOG) says it has sold millions of Chromecast dongles so far in the U.S. and an international release is approaching.

Sun Pharmaceuticals, Ranbaxy Laboratories Recall Products After FDA Complaints Of Different Pills In Bottles for Diabetes and Cholesterol

Indian pharmaceutical companies account for half of the warning letters issued by the FDA across the world.

CPAC, Oregon And The Calm Before The Storm Over Same-Sex Marriage In The GOP

Republicans might not know it yet, but they're about to come to blows over same-sex marriage and LGBT issues.

Android 4.4.2 KitKat M919UVUFNB4 Official Firmware Released For T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S4: OTA Mirrored, How To Install It [Tutorial]

T-Mobile’s Galaxy S4 began receiving the new Android 4.4.2 KitKat update on Monday. Here is how to install the OTA file manually.

India’s 2014 Elections: Narendra Modi Says Some Illegal Immigrants From Bangladesh Are Better Than Others

Over the past few decades, millions of Bangladeshis have poured into India – to escape war, to escape poverty or to flee religious persecution.

Alibaba's Online Money Market Fund Yu’E Bao: 8 Things You Need To Know

Could online investment platform growth chip away at state-controlled banks’ effective monopoly over China’s vast pool of savings?

US And Morocco Further Strengthen Economic Ties -- But Who Benefits Most?

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a Moroccan business organization have signed a memorandum to make their economic connection stronger.

Apple iOS 7.1 Released: 3 Things To Know About The Update Beyond Features And Improvements

Apart from additional features and improvements, there are other aspects of the firmware update that users should be aware of.

Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Prompts Questions Over What Happens When A Passport Is Stolen Abroad

Luigi Maraldi’s passport was stolen in Thailand last July, but someone used it to board a now-missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

Bank Of Japan Holds Policy Steady; Expects Continuation Of ‘Moderate Recovery’

The BoJ cited developments in emerging markets and the pace of recovery in the U.S. and EU economies as potential risks to its outlook.

Russians Move Beyond Crimea, Plant Mines, Ukrainians Say

Residents of a village just north of the Crimea say the troops showed up last week and may have planted landmines.

Colorado Reports $2 Million In January Tax Revenue From Recreational Marijuana, But Does That Predict Future Proceeds?

The numbers are impressive, but aren't necessarily indicative of how much Colorado will yield in the long run.

Fukushima Radiation To Reach West Coast In April, Experts Weigh In On How Dangerous It Is

Scientists report that radiation from the crippled Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan will reach the West Coast of the U.S. sometime next month, but that the level of radiation is very low and won’t be harmful to humans or the environment.